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With all the acres I put in for friends, I am at around 26 in food plots. I farm around 200.How many acres you have to mess around with dipper?
With all the acres I put in for friends, I am at around 26 in food plots. I farm around 200.How many acres you have to mess around with dipper?
All my warm season plots are finally in the ground. I delayed planting on this farm because there is another plot with alluvial soil. It was just too wet to plant. I actually had to lift the planter up twice because I started sinking down. In a matter of a couple days the upland sandy plots need some rain. Kinda funny-Here I am no tilling into maturing rye.
This is only an acre plot, and I had some nasty grass infestation, so I sprayed the plot with ghlyphosate after planting. I didn't bother flattening the rye, because it will help shade/ protect the warm season mix from deer. Mature bucks also prefer to feed in the tall rye, than a flattened field. Sometimes I have to spray my plots, some times I don't. The nice thing is, this plot will be completely cleared of grass all summer, so I shouldn't need to spray again this year, when I put my fall plots in.
The wierd thing is-in less than a month the fall plots are going in. Planting is way behind in central WI.
Thanks, if there is any rain in the forecast I will be planting.All my personal oats went in July 8th last year and it was leveled. So if that is the day you have, do it. I am often tempted to leave some spring planted oats over winter to see what happens.